Two New Teams Added to Seaboard Football League
The Seaboard Football League votes to add teams from Portsmouth Virginia and Long Island New York bringing the league to 12 teams. A 12 game schedule is set with divisions announced and playoffs kept at four teams. Officers are re elected and Schuylkill Coalcrackers receive the championship trophy. Falcon notes report knee surgeries for several players ahead of February operations.
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Camp Hill
Seaboard Football League
Portsmouth
Long Island
N.Y
Frederick Falcon
Bill Shaffer
Shaffer
Norfolk Neptunes
Frederick
Hagerstown
Carroll County
Chambersburg
Washington
Schuylkill
Ridley
Conshohocken
Charles McCullough
Leonard Czarnecki
Hugh Wyatt
Falcon Notes
Pat Dobson Signs Oriole Contract
Pat Dobson, one of Baltimore's four 20 game winners in 1971, signed his 1972 contract. The 29 year old right hander, obtained in 1970 from San Diego, went 20 8 with a 2.90 ERA and won 12 straight decisions after mid June. Dobson, entering his fifth season, is among 20 players reported to report in Miami on February 25 with the rest arriving March 1.
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Baltimore
Pat Dobson
J. Frank Cashen
Dobson
San Diego
Orioles
Padres
Miami
Oriole
Poirier Leads Four Frederick Members At Philadelphia Meet
Cheryl Poirier placed fourth in the high jump 4 feet 10 inches at the Philadelphia Invitational. Teammate Tina Leatherman won a 50 yard dash heat in 6.3 seconds and placed second in the semi finals. Debbie Harrod and Ellyn Cornish also competed with Harrod advancing in heats and Cornish finishing fourth in the mile after illness.
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Philadelphia
Cheryl Poirier
Frederick
Miss Poirier
Tina Leatherman
Debbie Harrod
Ellyn Cornish
Clippers Rally Edges Swords 2-1 On Laframboise Tip In
In Cincinnati AP reports Pete Laframboise tipped in a rebound with 1:32 left as the Baltimore Clippers beat the Cincinnati Swords 2-1 in AHL play. Howie Menard tied it at 2:44 of the second. Doug Rombough opened the scoring for Cincinnati on a power play early in the first.
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Cincinnati
Pete Laframboise
Baltimore Clippers
Laframboise
Gene Gauthier
Clippers
Swords
Howie Menard
The
Doug Rombough
Weekend Sports Preview Highlights Local Basketball and Wrestling
Frederick community colleges host Bergan College of New Jersey in basketball at 8 p.m. Glenelg visits Frederick for a wrestling match in the afternoon. Walkersville visits Middletown Friday in a key county showdown while Linganore also posts two league games. Mount St. Marys has a busy week with three games in Emmitsburg.
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Frederick Community College
Bergan College of New Jersey
Glenelg
Frederick
South Carroll
Martinsburg
Walkersville
Middletown
Stenerud's Pro Bowl field goals spark AFC victory
Jan Stenerud, the Norwegian kicker for Kansas City, kicked four field goals to lead the American Conference All-Stars to a 26-13 win over the National Conference in the 22nd NFL Pro Bowl held in Los Angeles. He connected from 25, 23, 48 and 42 yards, tying the Pro Bowl record with four field goals and avenging last year's loss. Floyd Little sealed the win with a late six-yard touchdown run for the AFC.
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Stenerud
Jan Stenerud
AFC
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Miami
Dalllas
San Francisco
Vic Washington
Floyd Little
Denver
Len Dawson
Milt Morin
Cleveland
Bert Techichar
Baltimore
NFC
Detroit
Greg Landry
Minnesota
Bob Grim
Curt
Bullets Roll Over Royals in Baltimore
The Baltimore Bullets defeated the Kansas City Royals 182 101 in Baltimore led by Archie Clark with 26 points and Stan Love 23. Cincinnati’s Nate Archibald scored 28 as Sid Lacey added 14.
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Baltimore
Balmore Bullets
National Basketball Association
Bullets
Royals
Cincinnati
Archie Clark
Stan Love
Jack Marin
Nate Archibald
Sid Lacey
The
Cincinnate
Ratomare
Chenier
Marsdie
Chirk Ll
Durrett
Piscolf
Fox
Jonnsn
Gren
Love i F1
Goukas
Yann
Lares
Murray
McGrgt
Rinaldh
Mengelt
Riordan
Taylor
Staliath
Lo Williams
Braltimeare
Barber Archer Deadlocked In Martin Tucson Open
Bal ding Miller Barber fired a 65 to tie Archer at 273 and force an 18 hole playoff for the $30,000 Dean Martin Tucson Open. Archer had a final round 68 to join Barber as the leaders with Nichols fading on the 72nd hole.
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Tucson
Ariz
Miller Barber
George Archer
Archer
Barber
Bobby Nichols
Nichols
Bob Murphy
Dale Douglass
Tucson National Golf Club
Realignment Tops Agenda In NHL Meetings Start
NHL realignment dominates the start of league meetings as owners debate the four division plan for 1972-73 and consider expansion for 1974-77. Walter Bush, president of the Minnesota North Stars, says unanimous approval or one veto blocks the plan. Gordie Howe will not play in the All-Star game.
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NHL
St, Paul-Minneapolis
National Hockey League
Walter Bush
Bush
Minnesota North Stars
NHL Board of Governors
Atlanta
Long Island
N.Y
Chicago
Los Angeles
Minnesota
California
Boston
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Detroit
Montreal
Toronto
Vancouver
Buffalo
North Stars
Phil Esposito
Jean Ratelle
Chicago Black Hawks
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wing
Middletown Ninth Graders Triumph Over Linganore
Middletown defeated Linganore 55 to 26 in ninth grade action. Tom Wolfe led Middletown with 23 points, Mike Delaney added 16, while Kevin Brightful scored 13 for Linganore. Also notes NBA scores: Atlanta 118 Milwaukee 113 New York 103 Seattle 99 Kentucky 130.
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Middletown
Linganore
Tom Wolfe
Mike Delaney
Kevin Brightful
NBA
Atlanta
Milwaukee
New York
Seattle
Kentucky
Tan
Dallas
Indiana
Ryun Feuerbach Young Shine At Sankist Invitational
In Los Angeles at the Sankist Invitational indoor meet Jim Ryun won the mile in 4 06.8 while George Young took the two mile in 8 47.14 and Al Feuerbach claimed the shot put at 674 feet. The trio spoke of a turning point as a 13 127 crowd watched Ryun edge Kip Keino for a dramatic victory and Feuerbach defeated Olympic champ Randy Matson.
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Ryun
Jim Ryun
Kip Keino
Los Angeles
Keino
George Young
al Feuerbach
Ryan
Feuerbach
Emporia State
Young
Randy Matson
Randy
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